
LifeLong Learning - San Marcos
Come Learn with Us!

Line Dancing Lessons
When: Tuesdays (for months with five Tuesdays, we won't meet the 5th Tuesday)
Where: VFW Hall on Hunter Road
Time: 5:00-6:00pm
Fee: $50.00 membership for four months
Course Description
LLL-smtx is partnering with Wheels-N-Deals Dance Club to offer line dancing each Tuesday.
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Easy Tai Chi
Registration is Required
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When: Thursdays: Mar. 5, 12, 19, 26; Apr. 2, 9, 16, 23
Where: San Marcos Activity Center
Time: 3:00-4:15pm
Fee: $100.00 fee will be prorated based on registration date

Course Description
Easy Tai Chi is based on the Yang style of Tai Chi, the most popular and accessible style of the martial arts. It involves slow, gentle, circular, and graceful movements designed to improve balance, flexibility, and coordination... CLICK HERE to learn more
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Aging, Mortality, and Care
Registration is Required for Room Set-up
Email lifelonglearningsm@gmail.com to register
When: Thursdays: Apr. 2, 9, 16, 30
Where: San Marcos Public Library
Multi-Purpose Room
Time: 10:00-11:15am
Fee: FREE!

Course Description
If we are fortunate, we will grow older. If we are honest, we know we will die. And as humans, we depend on others as we are depended upon along the way. Yet our culture rarely pauses to examine what these realities mean.
This four-part series invites us to reflect together on aging, care, mortality, and meaning. Rather than offering comfort or easy answers, these conversations aim for clarity: What does dignity truly require as we age? What do we owe to one another when independence shifts? Is fear of death rational or distracting? Does a good life require being remembered?
Grounded in lived experience and guided by philosophical reflection, this series creates space for serious, respectful conversation about the chapters of life we all share.
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This class is sponsored by
San Marcos Window & Pressure Washing
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Eating to Lower Cholesterol — Health Made Doable
Registration is Required for Room Set-up
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When: Friday: April 17
Where: San Marcos Public Library, Room A
Time: 10:30am-12:00pm
Fee: Free… donations appreciated!
Course Description
Are you worried about your cholesterol level but not sure what to do next? Angela Black, MD, host of the Eat Your Greens with Dr. Black podcast, will show how small, doable food changes can support healthier cholesterol levels. Through a live demo and sample tastings, you’ll learn a few simple recipes built around fiber-rich, plant-forward ingredients that can help move the needle for heart health.
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Ukulele Strum Along
Registration is Required!
Email lifelonglearningsm@gmail.com to register
When: Last Wednesday of Every Month, Feb. 25 - Oct. 28
Where: San Marcos Public Library
Time: 5:30-6:30pm
Fee: FREE! Donations Appreciated
Ukulele Strum Along will include “play-along”s, an email newsletter that includes which songs will be played, organized featured guest performers from the community... CLICK HERE to learn more

LLL-smtx Book Clubs
Join Any Session!
Mystery Book Club
Email lifelonglearningsm@gmail.com to register
When: First Wednesday of Each Month
Where: San Marcos Public Library
Time: 2:00-3:30pm
Fee: FREE!
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Science Fiction Favorites
Email lifelonglearningsm@gmail.com to register
When: Second Wednesday of Each Month
Where: Comfort of your own home via Zoom
Time: 2:00-3:30pm
Fee: FREE!
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NEW!
American Classics Book Club
Registration is Required
Email lifelonglearningsm@gmail.com to register
When: Last Tuesday of Every Other Month: Mar. 24; May 26; July 28;
Sept. 29; Nov. 17 (one week early); Jan. 26
Where: via Zoom
Time: 3:00-4:30pm
Fee: FREE!

Grab a glass of wine or a cup of tea and join us to discuss some classics of American literature. You know, the books some teachers made you read in high school and, looking back, you wish you had paid more attention. Here’s you second chance.
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